Sentence examples for unconventional program from inspiring English sources
Charismatic conductor Michael Tilson Thomas led an ambitious and unconventional program of 20th century works.
The Fed is expected next month to resume an unconventional program that involves buying large amounts of government bonds to further lower long-term interest rates and spur growth.
Yet thanks to the Montreal Symphony's wildly unconventional program and in a way the context the entire festival provided, this all-time-favorite staple sounded newly relevant and fresh.
"Engaging isn't working and neither is disengaging," the Chicago musician and critic Doyle Armbrust writes, in an arrestingly unconventional program note for a recent Budapest Festival Orchestra performance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony.
It was rejected by all of the U.S. broadcast networks, but Grey, who at the time had the show's creator, David Chase, under a two-year deal to develop projects, never wavered in his belief in the unconventional program.
Many analysts expect the Fed to continue cutting its bond-buying by $10 billion a month until this unconventional program is phased out completely by the end of 2014.
He applies his unconventional programming ideas at the Konzerthaus, in Berlin, presenting marathon performances and surprise concerts.
Critics praise his virtuosity, his cerebral interpretations tempered by an aching tenderness, his unconventional programming and his advocacy of late-20th-century music.
Presenting the kind of unconventional programs that might more typically be found at the Brooklyn Academy of Music requires a delicate balancing act for Lincoln Center.
These included bringing short-term interest rates to historic lows and launching a range of unconventional programs to try to foster growth.
Symphony Space, the Upper West Side bastion of unconventional programming, plans to announce a $24 million campaign today to raise money for its endowment and to unite its 22-year-old stage with the vintage Thalia movie theater around the corner.
